Union Hall NewsLocal news for Union Hall, VA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.It could have been worseAlthough property values have skyrocketed,...- November 30, 2007 "We have a history on record of reducing the tax rate" It could have been worseAlthough property values have skyrocketed, according to recent reassessments, the real estate boom of 2005 was not taken into account. via Roanoke Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/union-hall-va/2007/11/it-could-have-been-worsealthough-property-... College football and family: 2 young men attempt to balance both- November 19, 2007 "Sometimes it takes my loving coaches ... to hold me up and support me ... because it's very hard. "But I have a son ... so I've got to buck up and be a man ... because he's there. It's not about me." Mike Vann and Ronnie Edwards are starting halfbacks in their first season on the Ferrum College football team, but that isn't all they have in common. via Hampton Roads Daily Presshttp://www.topix.net/city/union-hall-va/2007/11/college-football-and-family-2-young-men-at... Reassessments shock Franklin Co. residents- November 17, 2007 "This isn't my second home. This is my primary home." William Broaddus stands in front of his lakeside home on Smith Mountain Lake. His said his real estate taxes have increased nearly 2,000 percent since 1974. via Roanoke Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/union-hall-va/2007/11/reassessments-shock-franklin-co-residents?... R.I.P. Not while marker is missing- November 13, 2007 "I always thought it was kind of cool to visit my own grave in my own cemetery." The people who took Becky Mushko's tombstone out of her family's cemetery this weekend might be surprised to learn that she very much wants it back. via Roanoke Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/union-hall-va/2007/11/r-i-p-not-while-marker-is-missing?fromrss=... Hunt wins in Franklin County, marking end of political era- November 7, 2007 "I'd like to make some improvements to what's already there" Franklin County voters chose Republican Ewell Hunt by a razor-thin margin to take over for popular Franklin County Sheriff Quint Overton, whose retirement marks the end of a political era for the county. via Roanoke Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/union-hall-va/2007/11/hunt-wins-in-franklin-county-marking-end-o... |